Jamaican Blogger on life, gaming, learning ζ₯ζ¬θͺ π
When I started this blog in February 2006, it was intended to be an online journal where I keep track of my Japanese studies a
What are EkiTags, how do you collect them? Why are they cool? That and more will be covered in episode 18 of the Bon Bon Show.
We are happy to be back, recording another episode of the Bon Bon Show. Happy New Year everyone and let’s talk about the
Recently, I graduated from grad school in Japan with a Master’s degree from Hiroshima University. It seems like just a f
Today we have a very moving topic for you, one that highlights the highs, the lows and everything in between when it comes to
Aaron and Kirk talk about the differences of summer between Jamaica (Kirk), Canada (Aaron) and Japan (together). Background Vi
I have worked on various podcasts and audio shows over the years. However, the Bon Bon Show is special. It’s a collabora
Kirk visited Hokkaido and spent some time in Sapporo recently, while Aaron has lived in Hokkaido before. They share their thou
Shimane is a special part of Japan that is very underrated. Photo by Yuri Shirota on Unsplash Outro music by Amacha’s Mu
Popular convenience stores (Konbini) in Japan and both of us rank our top three. Tomix Convenience Store (7-ELEVEN) N scale Ph
Recently, as part of my work as a Hiroshima Study Abroad Ambassador, I got the opportunity to volunteer at a Food Bank in Japa
Winter in Jamaica, Canada and Japan plus a little bit of what we love/hate about Winter Photo by Yuri Shirota on Unsplash Vide
Japanβs shinkansen, or bullet train, is a marvel of modern transportation technology. First introduced in 1964, the shinkans
For the 2nd year running, roughly close to the same date – I lost my wallet. This time, I left it at a rest stop in Okay
September 22, 2021, will be a huuuuge day. Why? That’s when nine shorts set in the Star Wars universe from seven Japanes
When news broke of the new Netflix series about Yasuke – a warrior of African descent who served under Japanese daimyo O
The year is 2010, I am living paycheck to paycheck and I didn’t realize yet that I was stuck in a cycle that would not c
Shimanami Kaido is an epic cycling route that connects Onomichi City in Hiroshima Prefecture to Imabari City in Ehime. You can
I have lived in Japan for a few years now and I often get questions from persons looking to move to Japan or seeking advice on
Today marks the fifteen-year anniversary of Jamaipanese.com. While looking back at old posts and reminiscing its obvious that
Shikoku, Japan has its fair share of castles (and castle ruins). I may have explored many shrines and temples in Shikoku but I
Shikoku is the fourth largest island in the Japanese archipelago and is southwest of Japan’s main island Honshu. It is d
In the last episode, I did an interview with Dave Collymore a Jamaican who has been residing in Japan for a long time. Today,
In the last episode, I did an interview with Ariel Mathews who is from the twin-island republic of Trinidad and Tobago. Ariel